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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Urban ‘Green’ Spaces May Contribute to Global Warming
Dispelling the notion that urban “green” spaces help counteract greenhouse gas emissions, new research has found — in Southern California at least — that total emissions would be lower if lawns did not exist. Lawns look great — they’re nice … Continue reading
Posted in BIODIVERSITY, Global Warming, Urban Studies
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Ecuador’s Yasuni National Park is One of Most Biodiverse Places on Earth
A team of scientists has documented that Yasuní National Park, in the core of the Ecuadorian Amazon, shatters world records for a wide array of plant and animal groups, from amphibians to trees to insects.A single hectare of forest in … Continue reading
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USGS funding a student to develop Twitter Earthquake Detector (TED)
The U.S. Geological Survey is funding a student who’s investigating social Internet technologies as a way to quickly gather information about recent earthquakes. In this exploratory effort, the USGS is developing a system that gathers real-time, earthquake-related messages from the … Continue reading
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